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New York
Haines Falls firefighters save historical building
By JOHN MILLER
Correspondent
1st Responder Network
Story Number
061807116
By John C. Miller
Firefighters from Haines Falls, Hunter, Tannersville and Pallenville work at fighting the fire at the Mountains Top Historical Society building on rt 23A .
By John C. Miller
Haines Falls engine tankers ET-12-1 and ET-12-2 are positioned at the scene of the structure fire with a porta-tank in the non hydrant area of the Hamlet of Haines Falls in Greene County NY.
By John C. Miller
Haines Falls fire Chief Edward P. Dibbell talks operations with his captain at the structure fire on Route 23A. Greene County fire coordinator Gary Goodrich observes the scene.
By John C. Miller
Haines Falls fire chief Edward P. Dibbell giving instructions to Hunter fire departments tanker truck arriving on the scene.
By John C. Miller
Green County NY fire coordinator car-3 Gary Goodrich assist Haines Falls at there structure fire on Rt.23A.
By John C. Miller
The scene of the structure fire on Rt 23A in Haines Falls , Greene County NY.
By John C. Miller
Hunter NY fire departments engine tanker 14-2 dumps a load of water in the supply tank at the structure fire in Haines Falls NY.
By John C. Miller
Firefighters work at extinguishing the blaze at the Mountain Top Historical Society on Rt. 23A in Haines Falls NY.
GREENE COUNTY, NY - On June 18 the Haines Falls fire department in the Catskill Park area of Greene County responded to a working fire at the Mountain Top Historical Society building on Route 23A. A motorist passing by the historic building called in the fire to the Greene County Fire control center in Cairo.
When Haines Falls fire chief Edward P. Dibbell arrived on scene, he found heavy smoke pouring from the second floor and immediately called fire control requesting additional mutual aid companies. Responding to assist Haines Falls were, Hunter fire department with a tanker and an engine, Tannersville with all units, Pallenville with manpower only and Tannersville Rescue Squad. Greene County fire coordinator Gary Goodrich also responded to the scene.
Chief Dibbell said that the fire was contained to the second floor and there was water and smoke damage on the first floor. The busy route 23A was reduced to a single lane of traffic to allow for a tanker shuttle operation.
A severe thunderstorm had moved through the area, and lightning was determined to be the cause of the blaze. The fire was investigated by five members of the Greene County fire investigation unit, and there were no reported injuries. This was Haines Falls fifteenth call for the year.
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